Free for the masses software for mac

BeebEm is a BBC Micro and Master 128 emulator. It enables you to run BBC Micro software on your Apple Mac.
Enhancements:
- Added supprt for Loading CSW tage images
- Added supprt for Microvitec touch screen
- Added supprt for User port breakout box
- Added supprt for Acorn Z80 co-processor
- Added supprt for Master 512 co-processor
- Added supprt for Acorn teletext adapter
- Added supprt for SCSI/SASI hard disc.

Joomla! is an award-winning Content Management System (CMS) that will help you build websites and other powerful online applications. It's one of the most popular Open Source applications around and the JumpBox for Joomla is a huge time saver. It captures the experience of a skilled IT admin in a package that's very easy to use and provides a production quality Joomla! installation in no time flat.

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Heretic for the PowerPC is a Heretic port for the Mac PowerPC.
Has added high-detail, extra memory allocation and support add-ons but no net play.
Heretic is a 3D first-person shooter in the same style as Doom and Hexen. It uses the same core engine as Doom, with a few modifications. It is the prequel to Hexen: Beyond Heretic, which was made available as a commercial release for the Macintosh back in 1995. Unfortunately, the original Heretic was never made for the Mac. I decided to port Heretic to complete the sequence and give Mac users the missing piece. This program will run both the shareware WAD file for Heretic (heretic1.wad) or the full commercial WAD file (heretic.wad).
Enhancements:
- Although no one reported this, it was possible for Heretic to crash on startup if you didnt have a Help menu of any kind, i.e. it was turned off by some third-party utility.
- Heretic now supports loading of add-on WAD files. To use them, simply drag the WAD files onto the Heretic application icon to launch it. Note that the WAD files cant be loaded once Heretic has been launched - they will only load if you drag them onto the application to start it up. It supports a total of 19 add-on files at once.
- If you held down the "run" key and pressed "use artifact", Heretic would instead try to skip to the next item in your inventory. If you didnt have any more items, nothing would happen. This feature is disabled now, which means that assigning caps lock to run will allow you to use items consistently.
- If you had assigned a joystick or mouse to use the "Direction Pad" in the InputSprocket setup, the controls became unplayable. This bug is fixed. However, I encourage you to only use the "Direction Pad" setup for non-analog joysticks like the Gravis GamePad. Youll have much better control with the mouse or an analog joystick if you use the "Forward/Backward" and "Left/Right" combinations.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Im not really sure why I did this. I recently created a dashboard widget for an RPN calculator (rpnCalc) and it was a fun exercise. That was something useful though. I wanted to do another widget, but something that tended more towards the fanciful.

My buddy Marc has a daily calendar of Bush quotes. Its quite the event as he reads the quote of the day to the gathered masses in the morning. I thought, hey, I could share this delightful experience with the world at large by creating a widget. So, If the DailyTao is not presenting you with enough befuddlement on your desktop, I now give you wSpeak—a widget that gives you a daily quote from our 43rd president,George W. Bush.

The Outlaw Widget
For some unknown reason, this widget is too hot to handle at some other download sites. One of them flat-out refuses to list it on their site. Another one listed it for about two hours and then took it down. Thats okay, no problem there. Showing actually undoctored quotes from the president, well thats getting too hot to handle. What a bunch of wusses!

Keynote Bingo MWSF 2009 is released to enable you to generate for you a template out of 100 potential keynote events! When one of the events on your template occurs, press the button. If you get five buttons in a row, column or diagonal you yell: BINGO!!

Twice a year, Steve Jobs takes the stage extending his reality distortion field over the masses. It is a wildly celebrated holiday for Mac fanatics all over the world. And since 2006, thousands of people follow the keynote with the Keynote Bingo application in hand - and Macworld Expo 2009 will be no different, beside the fat that Steve Jobs won't bless you with his presence! Nevertheless, the Swedish Bingo team, comprised primarily of trolls, polar bears and snowpeople, have once again produce a new, jaw-dropping version of Keynote Bingo: MWSF Bingo 09!

When you launch the application, you are asked for a random number. This number is the seed for the generation of the template. The same number will generate the same template again. This way, when you Bingo out you have a way to prove to others that you really did. Now make you proud - shout "Bingo!" right there in the audience!

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.